Arts & Culture

Les Films du 3 Mars (F3M) invites you to discover thematic cinema about Arts and Culture. From fiction to documentaries, long and short, enjoy the best of Québécois and Canadian filmmaking !

CAITI BLUES

84 min., Documentary, Québec, Canada/France, 2023

Caiti Lord has a beautiful voice that she plans to use to do more than sell cherry cocktails. As madness surges in the United States, in a most disturbing absurd manner, Caiti is overtaken by a growing sense of suffocation. So Caiti sings. The blues.

THE END OF WONDERLAND

85 min, documentary, Canada, 2021

Tara Emory, veteran sex-industry artist, confronts a family history of hoarding through art as she faces eviction from her studio Wonderland.

JONGUÉ, A NOMAD’S JOURNEY

80 min, documentary, Canada, France, 2019

The life of photographer-writer Serge Emmanuel Jongué, told
using his own talismans, images and texts.

DIALOGUE BETWEEN HER AND ME

12 min., documentary, Québec, Canada, 2018

Ginette Lafontaine is a 70-year-old painter. As she presents her different paintings, we see many of her important life moments through these. Moments, that have been highly marked by mental health disorder issues. Her tormented journey is presented and we see how art and painting were a turning point for her.

VAILLANCOURT : ISN’T IT BEAUTIFUL

80min, documentary, Canada, 2019

Armand Vaillancourt is known for his sculptures. He tells his tale and reflects about the present, thus performing his life with a disarming authenticity.

NIN E TEPUEIAN – MY CRY

82 min., Documentary Quebec, Canada, 2019

NIN E TEPUEIAN – MY CRY is a documentary tracks the journey of Innu poet, actress and activist, Natasha Kanapé Fontaine, at a pivotal time in her career as a committed artist.